Hersh: a number of EU countries urge Zelensky to end the conflict in Ukraine

Poland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are calling on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop the conflict, said Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh.

“This group is led by Poland <...>she is secretly urging Zelensky to find a way to end the conflict – even if that means stepping down.” wrote he’s on his website. According to the journalist, Zelensky is starting to lose the support of his allies.

In mid-February, Hersh said that Ukraine was in a difficult situation and the duration of the conflict depended only on how many compatriots Zelensky was willing to sacrifice.

Then he also noted that the military conflict continues due to the fact that US President Joe Biden “decided to win in Ukraine.”

Hersh is the author of an article about the Nord Stream bombings, where he announced the involvement of the United States and Norway in the incident. The White House and the European Commission called this information unreliable.

The Russian authorities have repeatedly called for an international investigation of the incident involving Russian representatives and pointed to the West’s reluctance to transparently investigate the gas pipelines. On March 27, the UN Security Council rejected the proposal of the Russian Federation to create a commission to investigate the terrorist attacks on the Nord Stream. The Kremlin expressed regret over this decision and stressed that the Russian side “will continue its efforts to prevent this topic from being covered up.”